The arrival of three possible new contestants has turned the Big Brother VIP house upside down. Naomi, José Antonio Avilés or Yiya, two of these three new profiles will stay tonight in Guadalix de la Sierra, while two of the current candidates will leave the contest.
One of the possible expelled is Gustavo, who got a place in the star format of Mediaset España because he was María Teresa Campos' driver for decades. His entry into the reality show caused a stir, since Terelu Campos and Carmen Borrego's mother had died just a few weeks before.
Gustavo Guillermo assured at the presentation gala that María Teresa Campos' two daughters had wished her luck in her television career and that they were happy that she took that opportunity. However, Alejandra Rubio explained in another network program that the relationship with Gustavo was not so close: "I don't think my family supported his entry into the program."
After a few silent weeks in which Gustavo has barely spoken about his life with the veteran communicator, Avilés has taken it upon himself to get information from her. ''Alejandra seems to me to be the strongest of the three. She is super smart, she doesn't miss a thing. I really like the character that she has. "She is very strong mentally," he began to comment on Terelu's daughter, oblivious to how critical she has been of her entry into the competition.
Regarding the former presenter of Sálvame, the host wanted to highlight her great role as a mother: "Terelu is a great mother and it says a lot about her that she gets along well with Alejandro, the father of her daughter." In addition, he expressed that Campos had helped him a lot and that she is a "woman who can be fully trusted, and generous to the point of saying enough."
A little less effusive, but following his line of not speaking ill of the family that has fed him for more than three decades, Gustavo Guillermo explained that Carmen Borrego is a close person, but that perhaps she is not as close as her sister Terelu.
''When you meet them, you realize that they are both whole-hearted,'' he stated under the watchful eye of the Telecinco collaborator, who seemed to be expecting some type of negative comment about one of the most famous families on the small screen in our country. .
